Greenfield School Board Back at it Monday

But most of the meeting will be held in closed session. The Whitnall School Board will also hold a meeting Monday.

Tony Staskunas, Candidate for Milwaukee County Board - 17th District

Former state legislator and West Allis alderman is one of three candidates running in special primary election on Feb. 19.

Apartment Complex Owner Has Expansion Plans on Loomis Road

But a proposal to build two 30-unit apartment buildings on the former site of The Chocolate House factory would require rezoning.

Frozen Yogurt Shop Could Fill Shopping Center Space

A family-owned frozen yogurt company has been proposed to fill one of several vacancies in the Greenfield Place shopping center.

Tattoo Parlor to Leave Mark on Greenfield

The owner of a Wind Lake tattoo and body piercing studio wants to move her operation to Greenfield.

US Postal Service Nixes Saturday Deliveries Beginning August 5

To save money, officials with the U.S. Postal Service have decided to cancel Saturday deliveries. Here's what the current hours are at the Post Office locations in Greenfield.

Only Clerk's Office Open on Good Friday as Early Voting Ends

Friday is the last day for residents to vote early in person for Tuesday's election and clerks' offices across the state, including Greenfield's, are required to be open.

Your Chance to Ask County Board Candidates About Key Issues

From taxes to parks to pensions, the Milwaukee County Board will be taking up numerous key issues in 2013. Patch wants readers to pose questions for the three candidates running in next month's special primary election for county supervisor.

What's Closed In The Greenfield Area On MLK Day

We've compiled a list of closings in observance of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday.

Should Smoking Be Allowed on City Grounds?

The city is considering an exception to an ordinance that prohibits it to allow people to smoke on a patio outside of the Community Center.

City Fills Police and Fire Commission Vacancy

Greenfield resident Julie Degaro was appointed to the city’s Police and Fire Commission on Tuesday.

Parking Lot to Replace Psychic Reader Building on Hwy. 100

Some city officials believe the expansion of Boucher Nissan’s parking lot at its dealership could help with stormwater management in a location notorious for flooding issues.

Third Candidate Enters County Supervisor Race

Al Singer of Greenfield has joined Tom Anthony of Greenfield and Tony Staskunas of West Allis after filing his nomination papers Monday.

Two Candidates Emerge for Vacant County Board Seat

Tom Anthony and Tony Staskunas have entered the race to replace Joe Sanfelippo as County Board Supervisor in the 17th District.

Representatives Ready to Get to Work

Jeff Stone, Michael Kuglitsch and Daniel Riemer were sworn in for the 101st State Legislative session Monday.

Greenfield Graduate Named Executive Director of Republican Party of Wisconsin

Joe Fadness will succeed Stephan Thompson in that role effective March 1.

Stamp Prices Increase: What to Know for Your Next Trip to the Greenfield Post Office

Cost of stamps will go up a penny later this month, while the USPS is also rolling out a new stamp for international letters.

Mayor Michael Neitzke to Run Unopposed in April Election

No candidates emerged after Alderwoman Linda Lubotsky pulled out of the race.

Church Exploring Interstate Billboard Options

Mount Zion Lutheran Church wants to team with Lamar Advertising to erect an 83-foot high billboard on the north end of its lot to reach commuters on I-894.

Special Elections to be Held for County Board Vacancies

Two seats will be up for grabs in April, including the one formerly held by Joe Sanfelippo, who represented part of Greenfield before winning a State Assembly seat in November.

Get Out Your Checkbook, It's Tax Time In Greenfield

There are several different ways to pay your taxes including heading to City Hall.

The Year in Wisconsin Politics 2012

From Scott Walker emerging as the only governor to survive a recall and Paul Ryan being selected as Mitt Romney's running mate for president, a national spotlight shined bright on Wisconsin this year.

Alderwoman Lubotsky: 'No Doubt ... I Would Have Beat Mike'

First District Alderwoman Linda Lubotsky decided to challenge incumbent Michael Neitzke but two days later changed her mind. That didn't stop her from taking a few shots at him.

Municipalities Honored for First-of-its-Kind Effort to Clean Up Menomonee River

Work marks new era in fight to clean up area rivers

Does the State Owe You Money?

State Treasurer is touring the state for the '12 Days of Cash-mas' to underscore the amount of unclaimed money in the treasury. Is some of the estimated $400 million yours?

Mayor Michael Neitzke Will Seek a Third Term

With a little more than two weeks before the Jan. 2 deadline, the incumbent mayor is the only person to show official interest in the office.

Additional Space for Harley Celebration Denied Due to Concerns About Control, Alcohol

Possible confusion over control and too much alcohol for the area were two reasons the city denied a permit last week for additional space for vendors on Layton Avenue during the Harley-Davidson 110th anniversary celebration.

Dr. Dawg Opening Soon; Patio Approved for Spring

The new hot dog restaurant will open in the former Hooters restaurant in early 2013, owner David Ross said.

Mormon Church Inches Closer to Greenfield Home

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints now has a clear path to build a church at the intersection of Howard Avenue and Loomis Road.

City, Schools to Get Safer by 2014

Three schools are slated for safety improvements after the city was awarded more than $170,000 in grant money through the Safe Routes to School program.

Visit With County Board Chairwoman Dimitrijevic Dec. 13

Marina Dimitrijevic will be in Greenfield at the library as part of her "Chat with the Chair" listening session tour, which also includes stops in Greendale and Hales Corners.

Election 2013: Who's Running for Local Positions?

Two seats on the Greenfield and Whitnall school boards will be available in the April 2013 election. And Mayor Michael Neitzke's second term also expires.

Kopp's Meditation Garden is a Go

The Common Council unanimously approved the plan that allows the owner to close off the southwest corner of the intersection of 76th Street and Layton Avenue with large metal panels.

Alderpersons Agree to Levy to the Max in 2013

Three of five alderpersons voted for a 2.74 percent tax levy increase, more than the 1.98 percent bump proposed in Mayor Michael Neitzke's 2013 budget.

Act 10 Has Mixed Results for Whitnall, Greenfield Districts

New report says the Whitnall School District has seen a big reduction in pension and health care costs. Greenfield officials say they saved more than the report indicates.

Gov. Mitt Romney Wins Greenfield, Loses Election

Greenfield voters also favored Tommy Thompson over Tammy Baldwin in the U.S. Senate race.

Overvoting Creates Headaches in Milwaukee Suburbs

Some people voted for two or more presidential candidates on the same ballot, area elections officials say.

Barack Obama Wins Wisconsin

President Barack Obama, on his way to re-election win's Wisconsin's 10 electoral votes after defeating former Gov. Mitt Romney Tuesday.

Share Your Voting Experiences: Photos, Comments and More

Thousands of Greenfield residents will hit the polls today. Let's see photos of those "I Voted" stickers or long lines, or share any stories you have about your experience.

State Rep. Jeff Stone Clarifies Statement on Campaign Flier

Due to printer's error, campaign material incorrectly conveys Republican's position on Act 10, the collective bargaining law.